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Scream! 4.5
The upper part of this pane allows you to instruct Scream! to record
various streams automatically. Scream! will start recording all
relevant streams immediately, but will also remember the settings for
the next time it is started up.
Auto Record—Enable for High Sample Rates : Tick this box to make
Scream! automatically saves all local data streams with sample-rates
above that specified in the “Files” granularity field.
Auto Record—Enable for Low Sample Rates : Tick this box to make
Scream! automatically save all local data streams with sample-rates
below that specified in the “Files” granularity field.
Auto Record—Enable for Status Streams : Tick this box to make
Scream! save all local status streams automatically.
Auto-record downloaded streams : If you have selected
Auto-download on heartbeat, you can tick this box to instruct Scream!
to automatically record to the local hard disk any data that it receives
as a result of a “download” instruction that Scream! issues (see below).
Auto-download on heartbeat : If a digitiser has been configured to
record data into its own Flash memory only (FILING mode), it
transmits heartbeat status messages. With this box ticked, Scream!
will listen for heartbeat messages, and ask the digitiser to send saved
data whenever it receives one. This option should ONLY be used
when the connected digitisers are in FILING mode (or in DUAL mode
with no continuous streams enabled).
Close Files after timeout : Normally, Scream! keeps GCF files open
whilst it records them. This can be a problem in some situations,
because no other program can access the file whilst it is open. To
make Scream! close the files after each write, tick this box, and enter a
time (in seconds) in the field which appears. Scream! will close the
file if it has not written anything to it for this number of seconds.
The lower section tells Scream! how to use its hard disk space:
• If Stop on Disk Full is selected, then Scream! will stop recording
data once it runs out of space in its directory. This way, the
data recorded will have a known starting point.
• If you select Ring Buffer, then Scream! will start deleting the
oldest files in the data directory in order to make space for new
data, so that you will always have access to the most recent
recorded measurements. Scream! does not check whether it
102 Issue K
- Scream! 4.5 1
- Table of Contents 2
- 1 Introduction 6
- 1.1.1 Diagnostic features 7
- 1.1.2 Digitiser configuration 7
- 1.1.3 Networking 7
- 1.1.4 Recording and replay 7
- 1.2 Scream! as a data viewer 8
- 2.1 Installation on Windows 9
- 3 The main window 11
- 3.2 The stream buffer 14
- 3.3 The source tree 14
- 3.3.1 Icons 15
- 3.4 The stream list 16
- 3.4.1 Sorting options 18
- 3.5 The status bar 19
- 3.6 Viewing streams 19
- 3.7 Connecting to instruments 21
- 3.8 Calibration data 21
- Serial-Nos=serial-number 22
- VPC=sensitivity 22
- CALVPC=sensitivity 22
- CALRES=resistance 23
- TYPE=model-number 23
- RESPONSE=response-type unit 23
- GRAVITY=acceleration 24
- 3.8.1 Examples 25
- 3.9 Other features 26
- 4 Waveview windows 27
- 4.1 Window functions 28
- 4.1.2 Making measurements 29
- 4.1.3 Printing 30
- 4.1.4 Filtering 30
- 4.1.5 Paused mode 31
- 4.1.6 Other icons 34
- 4.1.7 Context menu 35
- 4.2 Stream functions 36
- 4.2.1 Identifying streams 37
- 4.2.3 Scaling streams 38
- 4.2.5 Spectrogram 39
- 4.3 The Filter Design window 40
- 4.3.1 Filter parameters 41
- 4.3.2 Viewing spectra 44
- 4.3.3 Display options 46
- 4.3.4 Pre-sets 47
- 4.4 Display options 48
- 4.4.2 Stream mapping 49
- 5 Networking 53
- 5.1.1 TCP clients 55
- 5.1.2 Multicast clients 55
- 5.2 My Server 56
- 5.3 Server Buffer 59
- 5.4 Gap recovery 59
- 6 Supplementary windows 63
- 6.1.2 Macro commands 65
- 6.1.3 Direct connections 65
- 6.2 Digitiser status streams 66
- 6.2.1 GPS 67
- 6.3 The summary window 70
- 6.3.1 Timing 71
- 6.3.2 Mass position 71
- 6.3.3 Age 72
- 6.3.4 Errors 72
- 6.3.5 Triggers 72
- 6.4 The ViewInfo window 74
- 7 Configuring digitisers 76
- 7.1 System ID 77
- 7.2 Output control 78
- 7.3 Triggering 80
- 7.3.1 STA/LTA 81
- 7.3.2 Level 85
- 7.3.3 External triggering 85
- 7.4 Mux Channels 86
- 7.5 Ports 87
- 8 Controlling digitisers 89
- 8.2 Triggering 90
- 8.3 Calibration 91
- 8.4 Mass Control 92
- 8.5 Data flow 93
- 8.5.1 DIRECT 94
- 8.5.2 FILING 95
- 8.5.3 DUPLICATE 96
- 8.5.4 DUAL 97
- 8.5.6 ADAPTIVE 98
- 8.6 Buffer Memory Usage 99
- 8.6.2 WRITE-ONCE 100
- 9 Recording and playback 101
- 9.2 Files 103
- 9.2.1 UFF file format 106
- 9.2.2 MiniSEED file format 107
- [ExportInfo] 108
- SYSTID=net:NN loc:LL 108
- 9.2.3 SAC file format 109
- 9.2.4 SUDS file format 110
- 9.2.5 GSE file format 111
- 9.2.6 CSS file format 111
- 9.3 Playback 112
- 9.3.2 Reading hard disks 115
- 9.3.3 SCSI tapes 116
- 9.4 Automatic playback 117
- 10 Printing options 119
- 10.1.2 Automatic screen-shots 121
- 10.2 Continuous printout 122
- 10.2.1 Port capturing 125
- 11 Logging and notification 126
- 11.2 E-mail notification 128
- 12 Extending Scream! 130
- 12.2 Running extensions 131
- 13 Keyboard short-cuts 133
- 13.2 Waveview windows 134
- 13.3 Details window 135
- 136 Issue K 136
- 14 Inside Scream! 137
- 14.2 The calvals.txt file 138
- 14.3.2 Linux version 139
- 14.4 Error messages 140
- • The disk is full 141
- 15 Revision history 142
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